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"a Dollar Saved Is a Dollar Earned. y

Chicago passengers will consult their interest
by taking the l., B. & w. route via Danville
The time and all facilities of this route fully
equal, if they do not excel all others At the
same time the regular fare is 20 cents less and
the rate for sleeping berths 30 cents less than by
any other route.
Elegant sleepers and reclining chair ears leave
indianapolis daily at II P. and reach Chicago
at 700 A. NJ Returning. leave Chicago Dear
born station. in the heart of the clty) daily a, 8
P. NJ. and reach Indianapolis at $50 A. NJ Pas
seneers are permitted to occupy berths and
chairs till A NJ. Cars also open for pas
sengers at $50 p NJ. the tracks west of Ten
nesses street Ask for tickets via Danville. at
l36 South Illinois street or Union Depot.
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The City's HealthfuI Condition

The city health officers congratulating
themselves that the city is freer from contagious
diseases Cow than it has been for elk months
There are still few lingering of typhoid
fever and diphtheria, but cases have
been reported for two weeks, and no further
spread is anticipated. The scare over the sup
posed case of smallpox. North New Jersey
street, has died away. aud the board is thankful
the disease did not prove to be smallpox. Sec
Rotary carp thinks it would be impossible for
smallpox to become an epidemic in the city,
even If 1t should break out. The sanitary con-
dition of the city never was better, and the dis
ease he says. would find little material on
which to work
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The Hendricks Club Election.

An opposition to the regular ticket of officers
of the Hendricks Club has developed with such
spirit as to threaten its defeat Governor Gray
pays considerable attention to young Democrats.
many of whom are pushing his vice-presidential
aspirations with great vieor. His friends look
upon controlling the Hendricks Club as an i'm
Dortant factor in their work in his behalf. The
regular ticket nomin ted Thursday evening does
not suit them. Therefore they propose to put
another in the field with Pierre Gray, the Gov
errors and private secretary, for president
of the club At the next meeting of the club
one of the regulars will introduce a resolution
preventing persons holding federal State.
the organization
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Catarrhal Dancers.

To be freed from the dangers of sufocation while
lying down. to breathe freely sleep soundly and uns-
turbed rise refreshed head clesr brain active and
free from pain ache know that poisonous putrid
matter deles the breath and rots away the delicate
machinery of SMELL taste and hearing to feel that the
system does not through its veins and arteries suck
up the poison that is undermine and destroy
is indeed blessing beyond all other human enjoy
ments. To purchase immunity from sgch fats
should be the object of all afflicted But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians despair of
relief
Sanfords Radical Cure meets every phase of Ca
tarrh from simple head cold to the loathsorns
and destructive stages 1t is local and constitutional
Instant in relieving permanent in curing safe,
nornical and never failing.
Sanfords Radical Cure consists of one bottle of
the Radical Cure one box of Catarrhal Solvent and
one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in package.
with treatise and directions and sold by all druggists
for 81 90.
POTTER DRUG &C. CHEMICAL. CO., Boston
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THINGS HEARD AND SEEN.

A Story OF How SMALLPOX Once Became
Epidemic in Bucktown.
people often wonder how it is that contag-
ious diseases spread rapidly and SO myster-
ousiy." said Dr. carp yesterday.
We'll, isn't there something strange about
it, was asked.
I'm one way there is, but still there is always
a way to account for the spread of diseases l
remember an incident connected with my small
po1 practice here four years age. that illustrates
the point WELL
''What was it,"
well, was treating one OF the first cases
that developed in the city. The afflicted person
was in a family in the extreme southwestern
part of the city l had long, heavy overcoat
that always wore when called at the house
for the purpose of not getting the contagion in
my everyday clothes. When l returned
hung the coat il the smoke house of
where was stopping and carried the only key,
that no one but myself could get to the coat
After had worn the coat TO this patient for
several days. the smoke house broken into
one night and the coat was stolen l watched
for DEVELOPMENTS. and in the regulation number
of days colored man living in Bucktowu
was taken with smallpox. In short time
there were a large number of cases in the colored
neiehborhood, and was always satisfied that
they originated from my small pox overcoat /
l presume / could have found my about
the house of the colored man who first took the
disease, out L never mentioned the matter to
anyone That is only one way by which conta-
eious diseases may mysteriously spread There
are many other ways equally mysterious
Eastern knowledge of Western Geography
DR.. John Hurtv has just returned from New
York. While there he stepped into Hudnut's
pharmacy. a noted place. and looked about 70
take in whatever trade suggestions might offer.
clerk came up and asked what he wished.
Nothing" was the answer. "l'm a druggist
from the West. and I merely want to see how
you do things here. !"
From the Wests What placer
Indianapolis"
Flows business out there7"
'Quite good"
"How's that other town near you?-Mnneap-
oils believe"
Here the visitor mildly remarked that Mime
apois was about as far away from Indianapolis
as was New York.
30, yes, certainly" exclaimed the New
Yorker. much chagrined. Il meant ST Paul Of
course"
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ma Coleman, Jefferson Sacks ana Cora E. Gath
ney. Frank Miller and Dora Grady. William
Lumau and Nettie Morris, Charles E. Ledoux
and Anna Brown, John Lupus and Maggie
Wick, George S Leeds aud Anna Barton, Ed
ward Nj. Peck and Mollis l.. McLaiu. William
Williams and Jessie Hutchingsou. Elmer De
Mutt and Matte Van Sickle. Isaac Brown and
Nora Shirk. AndrewJ. Taylor and e. Watkins
Robert E. Whaiey and Annie E. Sage. William
Hurley and Fannie Westcutt, Hugh T. Bower
and Edith A Roberts, Elijah L. Brooks and Ell
La Baxter. John w. Ross and Lucy D. Peterson,
Frank NJ. Page and Lula G. jay.
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She Was Entitled to No BENEFITS

The suit of Mary L. Rosebrock against Indi-
annapolis Lodge. No. So, United Order of Honor
for benefit money alleged to be due her, was
tried by Squire Smock yesterday. and verdict
rendered for the defendant. The evidence
showed that at the time Of the plaintiffs sick ness
she was delinquent in her dues, although she
aftervard paid up, and the Squire held that, &C
cording to the rules of the order, a member was
not entitled TO benefits unless their dues were
paid in tull at the time of sickness.
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California Excursions.

Via the Vandalia Line, will be run frequently
during the month of December. For reiia bic
and particular information intending tourists
are respectfully invited TO call upon Mr.. George
Rech, ticket agent Pennsylvania Lines. No. 4s,
corner Washington and Illinois streets, to ad
dress II. Il. DERIN6,
Asst Genl Pass. As't. Indianapolis, Ind.
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Holiday Rates on the Bee-Lips.

Excursion tickets will be sold to and from all
stations on the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
d Indianapolis railway, and Indianapolis & ST.
Louis railway. at fare for the round trip
Tickets on sale Dec. "a % 20 and 81. JAN L and
2, and good 10 return till Jan s. inclusive. Call
on agents for full particulars T. c. PECK,
Pass. Agt. indianapolis.
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Holiday Rates On the Mopon Rou.e.

The Monon Route L.. n. A. & c. Ryl VIII
sell excursion tickets between ali stations at one
fare for the round trip. This makes a trip TO
Chicago and return. cost only So Tickets
Jan. and 2. 1883, and good returning until
Jan. 3, inclusive Tickets can be procured at &c
South Illinois street, Massachusetts avenue and
Union Depot
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A Bold Man.

Atlanta Con stitution.
young woman has challenged a young edi-
tor to fight duel If we were in the shoes of
that youth should accept the challenge
merely insisting the obvious right of selec-
ton of weapons. And the Lord helping US. we
shouldn't be squeezed 10 death in the dreadful
struggle.
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What George yyopId Wish

Mamie: George, if a fairy were to come now
and say that you could have anything you
wished, what would be your wishl"
1T would be that somebody hold the dog un-
til get as far as the gate"
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governor Foraker's Inauguration, .
JANUARY {

JANUARY 3.
Three dollars and seventy cents will be the
excursion rate from Indianapolis to Colum bus
o.. and return for this occasion, by the Pan
Handle route. Further information can be OBJ
tanned by calling the PENNSYLVANIA Ticket
Office. corner Washington and Illinois streets.
this cit
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Licences for CHRISTMAS Marriages.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to
William Lett and Sarah E. Buck. Christoo her
G. Walker and Melissa Cuthreil. Joseph Watson
and Hattie II. Appel. William c. Clark and EN-
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Excursion Ratas Chem.

On Jan. and the l., B. q ". will sell tick
cts to Columbus, o., and return for So 20. on &C
count of the Inauguration of Governor Foraker
Good until Jan. 10. Call at l., B. Sc w. tickle
Office, No. 138 South Illinois street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25

For burn scald, make paste of common
baking soda and water, apply at once. and cover
with linen CLOTH When the skin is broken,
apply the white of egg with feather; this
gives instant relief. It keeps the air from the
flesh.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Excursion to California,
VIA THE L, B. & W. RAILWAY,

O
December p, 1887.
Persons contemplating a trip to the Pacific
coast during 1887 will find il greatly to their ad-
vantage to call at the l., B. s. W. ticket office
No. 1873 South Illinois street. The round-trip
rate Will be advanced $50 Jan. /.
GEO. BUTLER, General Agent
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Holiday Trips.

Santa. Claus in a palace car HEADQUARTERS
corner Washington and Meridian streets Fol
full particulars read the Travellers Index
first page.
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Florida Excursion,

Jan II. 1888 Very low rates. Sec 4. G..
Chandlee. 80 North Pennsylvania street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

the Of photography a. .RRse IN sas
printing ws "a. ss.
highly developed they are used morS i Soo issued IN
the last Ave years have been illustrated BY the aid Of
photography Tho greater economy or pnooosraPnIo
artists x'I to the
engraver between themselves and tho public nave
TO Follow steel engraving But the wood ensravers haye
this to for themselves In the cheaper On
correctly given Suggestions of shadow become opaque
Light grays print black. Even by the best Of thee
the tones of the original not perfectly pre-
served Now the wood engraver has his subject photo
aphed upon his block but he knows that the tones OF
his photograph false, and he uses only to secure
exactness of line and form For his tones ne consns
the original, and 1t 10 this Intervention OF to
wood engraving above q mechanical process even
though the engravers aim be exact 70
speak maintain that wood engraving will never be
driven out Of existence Is true that the old system OF
apprenticeship has nearly died out since the SUBSTITUTION
OF cheaper processes left to which the work OF
apprentices can be applied 1t 10 true also that II pnoo
perfected to render tones ana
values perfectly they likely to be generally used III
the Should this nappebR @ masters Of
the art, who would execute and publish Important
In small edtlonA as the best class OF etchngs hS Of
lshed The demonstration OF the superiory e o,
wood engraving over process work may not nave oee
the socetys purpose hut viewed in this light It's pup
The mombers OF this society have done work which
not appreciated In pogularng nteaesa IN arr its in
among the people as cheap and widespread ncuni
of information and enjoyment has maze IL pomeiiu.
agent In intellectual and artistic education III seems
fitting that the Americans who have provided the means
for this education should be recognized as the nst
masters this democratic art The essence OF me w9o
engravers work is selsacrifce He required 10 snk
his own personality TO make himself cOlorless medium
of communication between tho artist and the pubic
Yet for this the engraver himself must DO an artist az
patience and after all tie painter or draughtsman wno
he nerprets receives the recognition. The coicctons
our engravers directly before the public but there nag
been nothing which has presented them so directly aa
with such distinction as will this splenddly prepared
portfolio OF proofs There is especial Illness more
over the selection OF publishers for In lsf3 harper
Bros were the publishers Of Bible with wood engrav
ngs ny j. A. Adams trained by Dr. Anderson pupii OF
Bewick, with which wood engraving has been saio "
have begun It's career in this country.
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]. RO7HSCHILD.
IMPORTER.
&c. AND SIS WEST 14rH-sT, NEwYORK,
26RUE D'ENGHiEN, PARIS.
Will SELL this WEEK
LOCO Elegant Trimmed
HATS
BoN M
ATTHE UNIFORM PRICE OF
$1,000,
REDUCED FROM SIS, SIS, $40 AND sa'.
LEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY OFFERED THIS SEA
SON.
CAILEARIY TO HAVE FIRST CHOICE.
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Geatbe

Gcatbers.
TUTORS. Governesses. Professors,
"A. All branches eirealar. choice 'chSN; sa
SGsa + RaE'n!, East %'iStR .
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGTNCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
ill., s1?ft i anaa saSsE
A LADY desires a position as head of the
n B. some so s ;f 1S4
4 GENTLEMAN experienced in teaching
Win Ee two So or sTss eSys O s0esf once
PROCKWAY TEACHERS AGENCY. Chi
and public and . Wet stan and sSnt9
HOVERNESS.-By an educated French lady
draw cclors teach piano home etel Sse o az 30
broadway
FREDERICK MONTESER, Ph: D. Wienna),
.et ats4 nnsSa. cssc. German
French prSpaogS iT college highest refer
COyERNESs.-By a young lady of reGnment
" sSysTnss. E1ssh rIep Tser nna
capable Of taking o1 p Tpnne ee q"
COVERNESS.-By a competent eoyerncss
win and $ faR nd Of ne
dress $. L.. Tribune Branch Office, 1907 Sd-ave
i ADY desires visiting lessons for fall: private
i pupils or school Enflisn branches French, German
Tribune Urto orca, 1888 BrosdwaS
VNEACHERS WANTED.-UIadiesl Two Nor:
nal Oraiuater School Vocal and Instrumental
Music South, French (natvs near cty trench. GERMAN
Plane CIV Normal Graduate with knowledge OF music Jiy
(Gentlemen) Assi-tant Principal Hig NCh"o Modern Ian
guage. and Military Tactic "efman NIsci ieaoNcF o
VIVA" 500 bthave.
TEACHERS WANTED.-Nat French lady
L (Profesiant) for school near cyt gentleman Erisco
palan Modern Language. Mathematics ana Mit,Mg
brill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEACHEhs A'ENOi'
East 1tth.st
NIANTED-A teacher with some capital. OF
w cXnerlence and ability. to establish permanent ana
school fr either bovs or gir' IN
one Of the most suburban places within twenty
"h'' Vi w" '''N p O. Box l5l. New.YOrk.
VANTED.-Teachers German, piano. draw
w ing; German Kindergarten. piano. German E9yernc.
French German, piano; musical companion MirS VI. r.
DoNOVAN's TEACHERS BUREAU, 80 East lfthM
ANTED.-Ladies Vocal, instrumental,
w painting drawing Md.-French. German painting,
drawing Penn-Nocal, instrnneRtal California -prgan
musIc 5000; musical Fovcrness HeiHcs ger
French Spanish English Educational Agency IL last
l7th-st
WANTED - Ladies': Govcrness, French.
w German. Mu.io Two German Kindersarners for
Gentlemen: Military Tactic, a, principal or partner.
MIRIAM CONRIEKE
81 East l7thsi, bet +th,ve and BroadWay
XXTOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
Govcrnesse. Musicians HoueteeTers tonranion, ETC. TO
colleges. srlods ard ilcs. also lOOlbeercTs Stenogrh
uhoI, and opy q business 0rn.
Mr- r. CULN tH. 800 tihavc. New-forE CITY,
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FOR SALE.

TVnt FALE,
2Or45 FEEr-LOT loo FEET DEEP
Three story and brownstone front Basement
20 finished in hard wood I'd floor saloon cham
Der plate glass windows in purOT cabinet manels through
out 10 ulaie glass Butitess stairs In paror story
basement parur hall wanscotei In hard wood double
floors parlor SANITARY plumbing throughout Heated w
furnace. Price. 81 900
Also red brick and brownstone house story and base
ment rooms bath $1,000 This lisa handsome nouse
BROOKLYN Elevated Road 10 Sumne-ave.
station about 20 minutes ridothen blocks up sumner
TO Monroest then block 10 my house Z67A Lewisaye
These I'll Elevated Oai In one OF
the best residence streets IN BROOKLYN and butt by Que OF Inc
builders the They he Sold the
cannot afford TO carry them Keys at 267A. Lewisaye
81 FRS / PLACE.-To let, furnished or un
- furnished. for three years. 10 private family
high soop brownstone house. No
q place. between Clinton Henry sta; extra lot
desired Apply EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune Office ". Y
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Mem Publications.
I ETTERS OF
HORATIO GREENOUGH.

HORATIO GREENOUGH.
With Biographical Sketches Edited by FRAMES
BooTT GREENoUGH. with portrait 81 25.
Biographical sketch Of Greatest of American sculp
tors-First Visit Europe arsees and Romeo in 1870
Life in Washington in $685. with Bunch Harding Persico
Marshall Story Cranch Adams ct asReturn to Florence
in ls2e-Boson $780, described In many letters with de-
tails and opinions OF Dana, Aston WIis-Journey 10
Paris by Genoa Iyons-Le at Washington In 1886
Travels in England Forty Years Ago-Letters from l. H.
Dana Friendships with Aston, Thorwadsen. sumner-le
in Acknowledgements with PrIessnitz Forentne
Revolution OF 1S48
private treasures for the public enjoyment Has much OF
the color which especially delights the true Bosonah
- Boston Advertiser.
"A thoroughly delightful book "-lTraveller.
These letters trials the successes the failures
OF young sculptor natural mpulsve way; they de-
scribe the people he met wth ana con-
tain not little OF value concerning men ana events
in the social artistic and literary worlds-Iho Capita
Washington.
The letters excellent company they are entertaining
and they will hailed with delight by artists and all true
Bostonians."- The Beacon
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flats auo Rooms 60 let.

A PARTMENrS, elegantly furnished seven
N room. Kitchen buffers pantry bath closets &c. In
"The Chelsea West 23dst. for rent until October with
privilege Call before 10 morning or AZ
ter evening AZ THE CHELSEA Apartment No g.
nFFICES.-J46 Broadway, Mutual Life told
~ Building Two medium sized connecting rooms richly
service heat &c Rent each $3.50 and s460. or less
together. Apply ut Room Dol.
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1urtinu GaIss Of Real estate,
A RICHARD V. HARNETT g. CO..
a ArCTIONEERS,

RICHARD v. HARNETT g. CO..
TgEs1AY;; y !SME ,1t,,,. and Aue.,o.
o'clock noon at tn; Rsa Eitss EiSaAnse 'na
ssSSHsaE 81 f RTT9z zFs
ii FL. ss.s.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
DIP s Isl p 'f %
TnhM SsSpss 's the town q Mt
a5 s m SaGs e clos. s the
Of the estate Immediate possession gwen desired Terms
Ss,. snSSn 9 f. 5i%c i issI place OF sale
address, or.,, sarIn III ao Ma:s Administrator
EXECUTORS' SALE.-Farm on Rye Lake
cH%p, serss Win srss ar.
Ing house Port White Plains and KsnssO at
auction the premises Tu9sd1 JRps H e. White
pam. % ShR Ri MNTnEW Il
E SSrs S York City - '''''' -
IERE JOHNSON, JR, AUG TIONEER,
oSfl 80. sos s" r g FtsEs. ShooKITN
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June 7.
nos,,ve near SeSn n Road
h0 ahhGf f Abjq%fHSED SALE iGS'A'
prT re sI FIR F Pkg 5 JEWELS.
Being portion OF his homestead farm 49,.
Of the storm Thursday. June AFTER .
brilliant the sale OF the greater ana Oest
Sn o. %sn s Balance e lots on
Wildwood, Tulip and Fennmore sts VIII posi-
lively be sold without limit reservation
REMEM BER there IL water and gas IN front OF ever
REMEMBER the lots only three minutes Walk Hoin
FIabnsh or Nostrand ave- horse cars. ,..
REMEMBER the properly Ia restricted AGAINST "a
REMEMBER that all Gums Of 81 900 and upward W
per remain mortgage. ,,, =,
REMEMBER that tho excursion TO the GROUNDS VIII 70
free. - -. 4. go.
REMEMBER that although the property has been IN pos
OF the Leerts family Tor inward OF go years all titles
WIN T II GUNRhNTrE AND TRUST COMPANY
COME ONE COME ALL TO tho great auction sale ana
buy lot and build home. ,,. -.
CONE ONE COME ALI. and listen TO brilliant music
durng intervals by ODD Regiment Band Alfred ~ fohs'
leader 1870, ,.. - ,ho
inmtable Weeks 1890 under tho colossal tent ana wc
in OF fact that the LOTS Have BEEN IN p0S,
SESSION OF THE LEFFEkTS ESTATE FOR uPMAhD
or 200 YEARS. will be composed OF such spPezng utoh
dishes 100 years In old flatou@n to"n,
with abundance Dutch tobacco and nor oonee
maps and free passes apply TO ERE JOnNsVn 81
office, 60 Liberty.st NewIork. or 393 fultohsb'
brooklyn.
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TICKNOR & CO. Boston.

TICKNOR q Co, Boston.
IN n00 BOOKS. CHOICEST LlTERA IA
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the popular single books OF every description
all the poets encyclopedias Summer reading thousands
Of 10000 steel engraving, lOc esch,
worth 81 will books offered so cheap again
win nav the highest price Old books In small
or large quantities. open every evening LONERlNG's
New-York Book Exchange, ISL Broadway, opposite
Stewards.
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/ ONG BRANCH.-On Cedar-ave., near West
End To let. nne furnished cottage all improvements
WIN. LANE Long Branch.
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Jnstrurficn.
Bows and Young men---City.

A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
n lahle Information free. mailed for postage.
Il r. AVERY Amn school Bureau. West l4th ST. y 4.
PREPARATIONS for fall college examlna-
1 tiops Summer session begins August 10 scehunc
classical WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL ~ East 4othsI
CHORTHAND AND TYPE-WRITlNG thor
= oughly taught the NewYork school OF Zen fltn~h
Photography standard Theatre Budlng' I,%oo poA ~.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, I,4I3
L pry, av near A2dst 49th year. Primary, commercial
aJ scai in rcton thorough ~ NJ HOB
nv ~ l. AKIN. PIin. y. &. HENDHlCkSOS, AssOclatc
Musical Instruction.
CELEBRATED PIANlST.-A PLAYER OF
European reputation would like give pianoor;e les
SONS a reduced price.
Address nm M. ,,,..ou.a
18th. st. and itI-ave.
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as minutes from city Hail. the Northern Rail
Of NewJcrsev; communication. II cents trip Please
address for full particularly ... . - .
AXE GEORGE.-Cottage To let, furnished,
IL with barn, near the Rogers Rock Hotel opeu fires
Address T. ]. TREADWAY.
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Ccnnirp Eroperip Wante6.

WANTED.-On Long Island, Jersey coast or
w Sound TO rent for season. house with modern conve
nences stable and ample grounds Address with full partc'
ulaTs GA Mss. Tribune Uptown Oflce l3S Broa way.